it works as described

Update 4/18/19I wanted to update this review after using this keyboard for a while. In my original review I mentioned that the keys felt really sticky and hard to press. I would say after a week or so after using this keyboard the keys started to feel normal again. I still use this at work every day and I don't notice the sticky key feeling anymore. It feels like my original one. Gave it an extra star because I absolutely love this keyboard for some reason.---------------------ORIGINAL REVIEW:I got this keyboard years ago. Its been my main keyboard at home and decided to get one for my work desk.Sadly, this version feels off. The keys seem to get stuck pretty easily. I keep missing certain keystrokes because the keys feel hard to press down. Maybe I just need to break them in after prolonged use, but I don't remember my other one ever feeling like this. The space bar is the main culprit. It almost feels like I am pressing it at an angle which is preventing it from going down all the way and registering.I still like the look and feel of the actual device. The ability to blow out junk out or wash under the keys is its main selling point. I wish Logitech had continued evolving this series of keyboards but sadly it looks like they have moved on from it.

Logitech K310Have had this keyboard for several years now and use it daily. It gets washed/disinfected about once a month. It is a reliable and very responsive keyboard, even for gaming. I have dropped it several times and it has not had any issues.Pros:-Easy to clean.-Responsive.-Quiet.-Reliable/Durable.Cons:The current pricing. As of Jan 31, 2018. - These were originally sold at $29.99. On sale they would go for around $19.99-$24.99. Why it is now over $50? Is it a $50 keybaord? (That's debatable). I'll still grab a few for my builds and customers from the local store for $30 before paying this markup.

Is a very good concept for those of us who frequently eat at our desks and (ahem) need to clean a crumb-covered keyboard from time to time. With that said, the keys are very, very high, which - for me at least -- is a deal-breaker. I just find I constantly miss-hit keys, and the deep traverl (which granted, doesn't take a lot of pressure) gets tiring after a while. This is a shame, but the keys have exactly the kind of hollow feel my carpal tunnel hands need. Probably because of all the plastic, it also looks and feels inexpensive. It's almost a great keyboard-- just not quite there.

In a moment of generosity, I left this keyboard as a gift for the person who would sit at my old desk. I wish I had brought it home with me! This keyboard is definitely quiet, and helped to cut back on the pounding sound and feeling I was getting from typing at an old, 1990s era keyboard.Pros: quiet, sleek, mostly comfortableCons: one size - would have preferred a split screen or something with a slightly larger profile.

I bought this on Amazon two+ years ago and have washed it about every 3 months since then. It washes out well, but getting all of the water back out takes a lot of draining, shaking, and canned air. I am writing this review for two reasons - first, I want you to know this is a great keyboard. HOWEVER, that was when I bought it for $19.99, which is what it was two years ago on Amazon. No, it's not that knockoff one that have now for $19.99, it's this exact one. Now it's $80. No way! For $80 you can just replace your keyboard with a nice one. The second most attractive thing about this item was the price, I told everyone I met to get one... but not for this price, forget it. I had a luxury, quiet key logitech years ago I bought for $80 - and that was worth it. This one, while it's great it can be washed, it is loud to type on and the most basic of basic keyboards.

I have been very pleased with this keyboard. Not only is the keyboard washable, but the keyboard tends to stay clean on its own. Unlike most keyboards, where things can easily fall between the keys and get stuck inside of the keyboard, these keys are wide at the top, covering a narrow base and preventing junk from getting inside the keyboard. This means that not only is the keyboard washable, but because of a high-quality design you won't have to do that much washing.I like that the keyboard is low-profile, it's easy to slide under things and doesn't take up much space.Overall the performance of the keyboard is about what you would expect. It has fairly good typing quality, but if you're like me and like tactile feedback for your typing, you're going to think that the keyboard is a bit mushy. The lightness of the keyboard also means that it might have a tendency to shift underneath your fingers if you're a strong typer like me.

Does what it's supposed to and is easy enough to clean. I am a gamer so the lettering on the A and S keys are starting to fade with heavy use. Only complaint is since the keys are wide and flat, it's SUPER EASY to make typos. Normal KB's keys are tall and tapered so they afford you with lesser inaccurate key strokes. It's more like a laptop KB in that aspect.

Apart from the washable factor it's just an average or slightly above average keyboard. If you don't care about the washable factor then your better off getting a different keyboard which will either be better or cheaper or maybe both. However the washable factor for me is really really cool. Over the years I've killed many keyboards by spilling drinks on them so for me the peace of mind knowing that if I spill a drink on this keyboard I can wash it off and key working is worth the extra price.

Easy to clean, just with the cable was more rugged.

Still getting used to the keys from a Mac keyboard. I wish they were a little easier to push but c'est la vie. otherwise, fine keyboard.

It types pretty loudly but it's water-resistant which has been my biggest struggle for past keyboards. Satisfied about it's usage so far, keys haven't faded yet and such.

Seen its fair share of spills by now. Only problems are the rollover (decent, but could become a problem if I began playing certain games) and the keys not fully supporting rearrangement (home row is specially attached, so the keys don't fit right when repositioned).

Says to not put in the dishwasher. Put in the dishwasher and it works fine. 4/5 for scary warning label.

Washable keyboard, easy to use, durable

Good dependable keyboard. The keys have a good feel and responsiveness.

Good for kids. Had a half dozen spills or so on it not to mention slimy fingers from who knows what, but a quick clean and scrub in the sink and back to work. However, after about 18 months now it's acting funny and can't get it to function properly. Plus price as about $30 when i bought it now it's up to $50+! What the heck???

My only wish is that it had a USB port. Other than that a comforable keyboard.

Got this keyboard after clumsily spilling water all over 2 cheap keyboards within a week. I also switched to a capped bottle instead of a mug(lol).

Anyways, it was strange getting used to the touch which is a lot like the standard semi-silent laptop keyboards. I only tried cleaning once and everything seemed to go well.

I do spurts of extensive gaming when I find a pc game worth investing time in. For a while I stopped playing action games so I didn't notice anything wrong with the keyboard. Eventually i got interested in a platformer and one of the necessary key combos is to hold right-arrow > space > shift. However, when i did it in that sequence the shift wouldn't register. I did some testing and for the most part, the standard WASD combinations are problem-free but if you run into a case like mine, you better hope there game lets you remap the controls. I'm curious if there's any other ghosting issues because usually when there's ghosting for a meager 3 button combination, there's bound to be more.

4.5 stars

Not good for gaming, but good for pretty much everything else.